Also provides access to lobbying disclosure forms. LobbyView - via MIT, allows tracking of lobby funds going back to the late 1990's for many organizations, companies, cities, etc.Other areas of the site allow for chart creation, data on Super PACs, etc. Federal Election Commission's Data Catalog - Find campaign finance information from the FEC.Provides many tools and API (Application Programming Interface) for tracking money influencing Congress. Sunlight Foundation - Nonpartisan non-profit that advocates for open government.- From the Center for Responsive Politics.Data can also be accessed through an API or downloaded. - Provides free access to federal and state level campaign contributions.
law being sold to highest spender? Are members of both houses acting on outside interests instead of the interests of the American people? The following sources will allow you to find exact dollar amounts flowing through Congress, track campaign contributions to the member, and track how the member voted, among other ways money can influence politics. Bank Stadium.Is the congressional power to create U.S. The two teams get an early look at each other in Week 1 when Minnesota hosts Green Bay at U.S.
The Packers are listed around -170 odds to win the NFC North, whereas the Vikings are underdogs with a +250 moneyline. Features candidate, PAC and party disbursements, donors and news. The Vikings actually have to fulfill Jennings’ prophecy. Seeks to facilitate public access to information from government and non-government sources on issues of accountability, governance and representation. With Kevin O’Connell, many Vikings enthusiasts foreshadow Minnesota “getting with the times” and fully unlocking the skillsets of Justin Jefferson, Dalvin Cook, Adam Thielen, and Kirk Cousins. After the nauseating 2010 season, the Vikings opted for defensive-minded thinkers to run the ship for the last 11 years. The Vikings will also pivot to an “offense-first” coach for the first time since Brad Childress. © Benny Sieu/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via Imagn Content Services, LLC. Green Bay Packers receiver Greg Jennings. While both men have recent injury concerns, the upside of the tandem, if healthy, is grand. Like Jennings, Smith joined the Vikings immediately after employment with the Packers, and Jennings is impressed by the pairing of Smith and teammate Danielle Hunter. The ex-Packer and Viking also noted the addition of Za’Darius Smith to Minnesota. Because the Packers have instituted a stranglehold on the NFC North since 2019, it’s tempting to assume that Green Bay runs roughshod over Minnesota. With Kirk Cousins healthy, Minnesota has toppled Green Bay twice in a row - once in Green Bay in 2020 and at home in 2021 on a walk-off field goal. Jennings defended the pick by commenting on the Vikings relative success against the Packers in the last two seasons. © Mark Hoffman via Imagn Content Services, LLC. And if there is one team that I think is going to take that step this year - and I actually believe they will win the NFC North - that’s the Minnesota Vikings.” Green Bay Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings. When we look at the NFC North, we think about the Green Bay Packers and somebody having to dethrone them. Jennings explained the declaration on The 33rd Team‘s YouTube channel, “Obviously, Green Bay is the frontrunner to win the NFC North.
He foresees the Vikings winning the division, ending the Packers three-year reign. Jennings is now an analyst for The 33rd Team - a football think-tank and analysis website that employs Rick Spielman and Mike Zimmer - and offered a unique prediction about the NFC North in 2022. He later trekked to the Vikings in 20 before winding down his career with the Miami Dolphins in 2015. The Packers drafted Jennings in 2006, and he remained with the team for seven years. Greg Jennings, a wide receiver who played for the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings, believes the time for the Wisconsin team at the top of the NFC North is over, at least for the 2022 season. © Rick Wood via Imagn Content Services, LLC.
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